Question i have regards accountability. You were saying before someone in the private sector has a certain job description. They are hired to do a job. They dont do the job come under fire. If youre in the government and you dont do the job you move to another division. Plus i learned in college there are games played with the budget. So youve got a certain amount of budget and youve only used 70 of that, you better figure out how to spend 30 next week. Exact way. Youre voting on a bill that will cost 200 million. You need to see the feasibility of the money youre spending and how it will affect your constituents. That people need to see the exact same thing. Pure accountability. Let it be posted for a month before you can vote, online for every citizen. Thats one example of accountability or let me give you second one i think hold people accountable. They are not accountable because there in washington and you were here. I wouldnt care about gfi 3000 miles away. Its human nature. I do
Exhibit upstairs. Its absolutely fantastic. I hope that you can take a look at the wonderful archive and the museum that we have on the corner of second and constitution. Our program tonight will allow us to talk in greater detail about the intersections between temperance and suffrage. They are a little bit hazy in history. What we have found as we have been preparing for this is that there is not a whole lot of recent scholarship on this. The track we decided to take was to look at the women themselves. It was the women whose thoughts and origins and what they were fighting for, for their families and animation, went into the organizations they were able to move forward and that became the movement themselves. We will talk a little bit about the way the women galvanized for social, economic and political change. By the mid1880s, excessive alcohol conception and Domestic Violence against women was a serious problem. The temperance issue was of concern to many women who felt the widesp
I would say, happy womens history month. I will say instead, happy very last hours of womens history month. We are delighted to be here tonight. I hope some of you have taken the opportunity to see the exhibit upstairs. Its absolutely fantastic. I hope that you can take a look at the wonderful archive and the museum that we have on the corner of second and constitution. Our program tonight will allow us to talk in greater detail about the intersections between temperance and suffrage. They are a little bit hazy in history. What we have found as we have been preparing for this is that there is not a whole lot of recent scholarship on this. The track we decided to take was to look at the women themselves. It was the women whose thoughts and origins and what they were fighting for, for their families and their nation, went into the organizations they were able to move forward and that became the movement themselves. We will talk a little bit about the way the women galvanized for social,
I had the idea that maybe i could just find an apartment over someones garage. I really didnt need very much, didnt want very much. But in a small town like that, an apartment, that kind of a rental was actually harder to come by than a house, for example, to rent. And a good friend of theirs had suggested that i look at the house two doors down from theirs where by that time i had spent a lot of time with both of them as something that i could rent for a time in monroeville. And i did say to both nell harper and to alice, i wonder if that wouldnt be too close for comfort . I dont want to even inquire about that if that might be the case. But they encouraged me to look at it. It was far more house than one person needed. But as somebody who lived in Downtown Chicago, the rent that they proposed charming this was charging, this was a house that they had hoped to sell but in a difficult market were willing to rent, they were going to charge me the outlandish sum of 650 a month. [laughter